Libya's recurring protests over electricity shortage

Libya is experiencing an ongoing crisis of power outages, especially with temperatures soaring above 48 degrees Celsius. The country suffers from prolonged blackouts that plunge neighborhoods into darkness and halt vital activities. Problems in the transmission and generation network, including the shutdown of major plants and infrastructure deterioration, have worsened the situation despite efforts to restore connections with Egypt and to build new power stations. The crisis has led to widespread protests in several cities, along with continuous shortages of gas and electricity supplies. Experts doubt the effectiveness of the measures taken, despite the massive amounts of money invested, pointing out that the core issue lies in the decline of strategic projects and ongoing maintenance. Solving the crisis requires completing energy generation projects, updating transmission networks, and improving sector management to ensure the stability of the electrical grid.

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